Rewiring How We Work
About this class
Traditional change management assumes a fixed destination. AI doesn't. This class teaches OCM practitioners how to lead adoption when the future state is a moving target.
Your trainer
Steven Brown is a Client Partner at Slalom Consulting, where he helps organizations turn AI from concept into real-world impact. With over 20 years of experience leading digital transformation, data strategy, and AI initiatives, Steven works closely with local governments, higher education institutions, and nonprofits to design and deliver practical, outcome-driven solutions. He is known for connecting strategy to execution by helping leaders not only understand what’s possible with AI, but how to implement it in a way that drives measurable value. He has also served as a Strategic AI Advisor for UCCS since 2024. Steven is deeply passionate about the responsible and ethical use of AI, with a particular focus on ensuring emerging technologies are deployed in ways that are equitable, transparent, and human-centered. He is actively engaged in advancing AI readiness across the Colorado Springs community and brings a perspective that blends innovation with accountability. Outside of work, he is an avid ultra runner and enjoys time with his wife and three children; he has lived in Colorado Springs for over five years. He holds degrees and certifications from UNC Chapel Hill, Emory University, Clark Atlanta University, and Cornell University.
View full profile →What is Level 1
Best for: New or occasional AI users
Tool access: Free AI tools are enough
Foundation classes are for beginners and occasional AI users. These classes help you understand what AI is, how it works, what it can and cannot do, and how to begin using tools like ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Copilot, and Canva AI with confidence.
This level is ideal if you are new to AI, unsure where to start, or using AI only a few times per week. Free AI tools are usually enough for these classes.
Who this level is for
Small business owners exploring AI for the first time
Nonprofit professionals who want practical support
Educators and students learning AI basics
Entrepreneurs looking for simple productivity tools
Anyone who feels curious but cautious about AI
You will learn how to
Understand basic AI terms and concepts
Use AI for writing, brainstorming, planning, and research support
Write clear beginner prompts
Recognize what AI does well and where it can make mistakes
Fact-check AI responses
Use AI responsibly and ethically
Protect basic privacy and sensitive information
Identify simple ways AI can save time in everyday work